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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-02-03

CROPS as well as in the distribution of article
of trade or manufacture, originating within its
boundaries.
The water lines of communication are unsur-
passed. No steamers on the American coast are
finer than those of the Chesapeake Bay OF which
cover the coast from Boston to Savannah. Nor
are any superior to those which constitute our
transatlantic feet. The total freight OF Balti-
more for the year equals, for receipts, 94S2, 1853
tons, for shipments, $500, 633 tons.
THE BALTIMORE s. OHIO RAILROAD,
Ticket Office Central Building, Cor. Calvert
and Baltimore Streets.
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD. Ticket
Office, 1888 W. Baltimore Street.
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES. Ticket
Office, N. E. Cor. Baltimore and Calvert
Streets.
BALTIMORE CITY PASSENGER RAILWAY
CO., Oden Bowie. President.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. John Q. A.
Herring, Manager. Baltimore Office, No. 2o5
w. Baltimore Street.
GEIGAN & CO., Transfer and Forwarding
Agents Proprietors Baltimore Transfer Co.
Freight Baggage and Packages to and from
all parts of the city, or forwarded by express
and freight lines to all parts of the country.
13S w. Baltimore Street. Telephone call l40.
B. & 0. EXPRESS COMPANY. Office B. g. o.
Central Building
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE, RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE
Steamboat Company. R. Foster, General
Manager 90 Light Street Wharf. Newberne
and Washington N. c., r. Foster, General
Manager, 80 Light Street Wharf.
BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT
Company, ericsson Line) j. Alex. Shriver
President, 8 Light Street Wharf. New York
and Baltimore Transportation Line. j. Alex
Shriver, President 8 Light Street Wharf.
BAY LINE STEAMERS for Old Point Comfort
Norfolk, and all points South. Steamers leave
Baltimore, daily, except Sundays, at $50 Pm,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS..
PATTERSON RAMSAY & CO., steamship
Agents and Brokers. Agents: Johnston Line,
between Baltimore and Liverpool, and Blue
Cross Line, between Baltimore, London, GlaS-
COW and Bristol. Donnen Building, Gay St.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

Baltimore sustains justly merited prominence
in her commercial colleges, and the excellence Of
instruction there impaired cannot be excelled
elsewhere in the country. The influence of
thorough training and superior methods are felt
far beyond. the limits Of the city.
EATON & BURNETT's BUSINESS COLLEGE,
The Leading Business Training School, en-
doTsed by Prominent Business Men, Patrons,
Graduates and Students. Accommodations
unsurpassed in Baltimore. The best place for
obtaining knowledge of Bookkeeping, Pen
manship, Commercial Arithmetic, Correspon-
dence, Commercial Law, Rapid Calculations,
Business Practice, Photography, German,
Typewriting, Telegraphing, DC. N. E. Cor :.
Baltimore and Charles Streets. sAiA
BRYANT, sTRATToN & SADLER, Business Col
lege, Offers superior facilities for the educa-
ton of young Ladies and Gentlemen in bust
ness affairs. Curriculum of study: Bookkeep-
ing, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Business Calcu-
lations, Commercial Law, Spelling. Correspon-
dence, Shorthand and Type Writing. Pupils
may enter at any time. For catalogue. terms
and particulars call on or address, VIM. 81.
Sadler, President 6 and N. Charles Street.
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RANKERs g. BROKERS'.


ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS. Established
1917 s. w. Cor. Baltimore & Calvert Streets.
ROBERT GARRETT & SONS, Bankers gen.
eral banking business transacted. South
Street.
JOHN A. HAMBLETON & CO., Bankers De-
post accounts received, subject to check at
sight Stocks Bonds and other securities
bought and sold on commission in this and
other markets. Private wire to New York and
Philadelphia. South Street.
BROWN & LOWNDEs, u. Wilcox Brown & G.
D. Lowndes.) Bankers & Brokers, Stock Elk
change Building. (P. o. Box, S54)
VIM. FISHER & SONS, PARKS Fishery Bank
ers, Stock and Note Brokers, q South Street.
JOHN A. WHITRIDGE, Banker and Broker. No.
German Street.
JOHN s. CUTTINGS & co. John s. Cuttings,
VIM. H. Bosley.) Bankers Money received on
deposit subject to sight drafts Members o.
o. Stock Buy OF sell p ssGcxs
phla, and Boston Markets.
THOM & WHITLEY. (DeCourcy W. Thorn, H.
B. Whiteley,) Bankers and Brokers. Cor.
German q Calvert Streels. u. o. Box. 469)
M1DDENDoRF, OLIVER & co. u. VIM. Mid.
dendorf, VIM. B. Oliver.) Bankers & Brokers,
Members Baltimore Stock Exchange, Nos. %
d % German Street.
GLIDER & FAIR, Bankers & Brokers, No. 5
South Street. Telephone Call 1862.
e. N. MORRISON & co. Stock Brokers, Corner
South & German Streets.
WILLIAM WINCHESTER, Note and Stock
Broker, Agent for the sale of Lombard Invest
ment Co.'S Guaranteed Western per cent
Mortgages. No. BOG Second Street.
WHITLEY & GATHER, (seth H. whiteely, c.
D. Gaither.) Bankers & Brokers. No % South
Street.
MERCANTILE AGENCIES.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, R. G. Dun &
Co.. Established 1S41.) For the Promotion
and Protectinn of Trade. One hundred and
G. Scarlet, Resident Partner, Baltimore
THE BRADSTREET MERCANTILE AGENCY
Lshed 1881 II. Kershaw, Superintendent.
Baltimore Office American Building, Corner
Baltimore and South Streets
LANGFORD'S BUREAU OF CREDITS. (Es-
tablished 1917 Special and Detailed Mer-
camille Reports on Baltimore, Md: Washing
Annual Subscription. Baltimore Reports,
ESQ; Washington, Reports including George
Washington combined. So &c. John 1' Langfor S
Co., Managers Office, 2211a South Street.
MERCANTILE COLLECTIONS.
SHRIvER, BARTLETT & co. Mercantile Col
lections Prompt and Reliable Attorneys at
every Point No Subscription Fee Moderate
Rates, No Delay. Immediate Action, Quick Re-
collection is made. S. E. Cor. German and
Calvert Streets.
SNOW, CHURCH & CO.. "of Baltimore" Law
and Collections. Telephone 40 Baltimore
and Charles Streets.
Gas COMPANIES.
City. John W Hall. President; L. R. smoot,
- Secretary; Charles f. Peregoy, Treasurer.
Office, No. 10 South Street.
THE CHESAPEAKE GAS COMPANY OF Bal
timore City. O. F. Dieterich, President and
Engineer; James R. Clarke, Vice President;
William s. Carroll, Treasurer; Arthur B.
Proal, Secretary Moore Building, s. E. Cor.
Baltimore and Hanover Streets
THE EQUITABLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY of
Baltimore City. George J. Forrest President;
E. 3. Allen, Secretary; A. Ross, General Man
ager. P. o. Box 725.
ELECTRIC LIGHT
OFFICE OF THE BRUSH ELECTRIC co. of
Baltimore City, No. South Street. Lighting
Station, No. 20 E. Monument Street.
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SHIRT MAKERS AND MEMS FUR.
NISHERS.

In this relation of her notable industries, Bal
timore takes high rank, and is invested with pc
culiar prominence through her representatives
who comprise an essential element Of her leading
men of business. To them belongs the special
honor as having succeeded in Signalling the
market for quality and general excellence in the
goods manufactured. For finish, durability and
conformity to prescribed ends, the shirts made
in Baltimore have no superior, and her shirt
makers truly uphold the market in all the par
ticulars which are considered essential features
LINTON & KIRWAN, (John W. Linton, George
W. Kirwan), Mems Furnishings, Manufac-
turers OF Shirts, 103 ". Baltimore Street.
F. G. FOssETT & SON, Shirt Tailors and Gents
Furnishes, 60 West Baltimore Street, (New
No. AL East Baltimore St.)
RH. GOLDSMITH, JR. CO.. Shirt Manufac-
tHrers Scarfs Gloves, Uunderwear and
Hosiery, s. E. Cor. Baltimore and Charles SITS.
MUMFORD & EMMART, Shirt Makers and
Mems Furnishers. Specialties in English
Neckwear No. SO7 N. Charles Street.
JAMES R. BLAKE, Mems Furnisher and Man
ufacturer of Fine Dress Shirts, Underwear,
Hosiery and Gloves, 203 W. Baltimore Street
SHIRT MAKERS.
r, ADAMS & CO., (R. Adams, W. K. Nelson.
Established 1851, Shirts made to Order a
Specially in any quantity, No. 6 W. Baltimore
Street, (Old No. 234)
GEO. E. W. HARDY, Shirts and Underwear,
16 E. Fayette Street near Charles.
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WINDOW GLASS MANUFACTURERS,

WINDOW GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
Twelve firms employ capital of $1,os5, 900,
and produce about $4,000 900. annually. Bottles,
TASKS, demijohns and window glass are the
principal features. Every facility is at hand,
and the business is on the increase.
HENRY SEM & CO., Established 1869, Man
ufacturers of Baltimore Window Glass; and
Ornamental Glass. Importers of French Win
dow, Coach. Picture and Polished Plate Glass,
s. W. Cor. Howard and Fayette Streets.
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BALTIMORE THYME & NET co. VIM J. Hoo
TIN PLATE IND METALS.

TIN PLATE and METALS.
Ninety-six firms are engaged in these different
branches. Capital employed, about $1,17ooOo,
with product of S9,sOO,O0O. Imports amount to
over ST. DOC, 0Od per annum In all its ramiications
this business gives employment to nearly 5000
working people. and Indirectly to $4,000 others.
e. L. PARKER G. CO., Importers and Dealers
in Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire. &C., 2O1 South
Charles Street.
WILLIAM FULLER & CO., Tin Plate and
Metals, Ill South Charles Street.
TIN WARE And TIMERS SUP
PLIES.
KEEN & HAGERTY, Manufacturers of the
Celebrated Patent Double-Seamed Fire Proof
Bottom Tin-ware, Stamped and Japanned
Ware, Importers of Tin Plate and Dealers In
Timers Supplies, Sheet Iron, Wire. Zinc,
Solder. Etc. Factory andWarehouse: W alter,
Grant and Hollingsworth Streets. Office: 30
South Calvert Street.
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FORD'S BAZAR.
WIRE WORKS.

This is an important industry in Baltimore and
commands ready attention and the most gen.
erous patronage. The representatives Of this
manufacture are classed with Baltimore's Oldest
merchants, one house having been in the same
family for nearly century.
BALTIMORE WIRE WORKS, Established 1898.
by Isiah Balderston) II. Balderston & Son, Man
nfacturers, Of Wire Grating for Windows,
Doors and Office Railing. Wire Screens for
Banks, Churches and Store Fronts, Wire
Tree Guards, Wire Cloth, Sleeves Traps Fen
etc Telephone No. 71s. No. &c s. Calvert
Street.
DUFUR & CO., Wire Railing and Ornamental
Wire Works. Wire Railing for Cemeteries.
Lawns Gardens, Offices and Balconies; Win
dow Guards, Tree Guards, Wire Cloth, Sleeves,
Tenders, Cages. Sand and Coal Screens, Iron
Bedsteads, Chairs, Settles, etc. Nos. 113 and
lis N. Howard Street.
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BALTIMORE and CHARLES SITS.
IA BALTIMORE:


BALTIMoRE's GREAT
PENNY DAILY-a COM
plete newspaper in ey-
cry respect. Indepen-
dent in its editorial
utterances; full service
the Associated Press;
an army of special cor
respondents in Mary
land, Virginia, West
Virginia and other
States chronicle the
doings from points
TIL ou 6 h o ut these
States; the most &C.
curate and complete
market reports. The
local news is written in
a spicy and m ost COM
plete manner, all OF
which have made it the
favorite daily among
all classes.
Our Washington cor
respondence is recog-
niZed as the most en-
tertaining and truthful
mirror of the doings at
the Capital of the ma
ton.
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THE MERCHANTS SHOT COMPANY, Corner
Front and Fayette Streets, have always on
hand a large assortment of Drop and Mould
Shot, and Pig and Bar Lead.
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RAILWAY And MACHINISTS' SUP
T1TTNc

hAILWdE IND lMACHINISIN DUF-
PLIES.
Eight firms, with capital Of S45O,0Oo, furnish
every description of appliance, used in connec-
ton with machinery or complete in themselves,
and all 1.-The variety OF fixture, apparatus and
equipment peculiar to this industry. Sales equal
S1,2Oo0O0 annually.
REUTER- s. MALLORY, Dealers in Railroad,
Steamboat and Machinists Supplies. No. %
Light Street.
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THYME MANUFACTURERS.

THYME MANUF.ACTOhGAo'
J. s. JOHNSON s. CO., Manufacturers' In
porters and Dealers in Glling Thread. seine
Irvine. Seine, Rope, Fishing Tackle, Wooden-
ware. Brushes, &c. Seines and Nets Mace 10
Order, No. 81 South Street.
BALTIMORE TWINE & NET co. VIM. J. Hoop
er & Co., Proprietors. Manufacturers ana 5
dealers in Twines Seines. Pound Nets, Till
Thread, Corks, Leads and Netting OF all klnos.
No. S. Calvert Street.
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NITSCH & KUHN, Edward Nitsch, John l.
Kuhn) Manufacturers of Fine Cigars, Strictly
wholesale, 116 South Eutaw Street, lold
No. A.
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Two establishments, incorporated, with CAPT.
tai of $780, OO do business of about S72O, 600,
per annum. An agreement between similar
works limits the distribution of each to a dis
tinctive area governed by relative location.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

BENSON NJ GREENE, Qate Secretary Of the
Washington Fire Insurance Co.. Manager of
the Continental Fire Insurance Company, of
New York, lCash Assets, So, III, 8.99; Sur
8: W: Cor. South and German Streets.
Telephone No. $780,
HORACE L. SPICE. Insurance Agent and
Broker, Representing Phoenix Insurance Co.,
ofBrooklyn. and California of San Francisco,
(Marine,) British America, of Toronto; Mer-
camille, of Cleveland; and California, of San
Francisco, (Fire.) and Pacific Mutual Life. of
San Francisco, (Life and Academy Jfiice,
No. EOS e. German Street. Telephone s65.
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FURNACE AND RANGE MANUFAC-
TURERS

HUTCHINSON BROS. contractors for Steam,
Gas and Water Works. also Heating by Hot
Air. Sanitary Plumbing a specially. Dealers
in Fancy Fire Places Brass Goods, &c h, the
Baltimore Wrought Iron Portable and Brick
Set Flu rnaces, and manufacturers and pat
entees of improved Flat Top Baltimore
Patent Water Back. No. IA Light Street.
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| Beyond any doubt
the most interesting
Sunday paper in the
United States. Its eight
| pages are brimful of
good newspaper work.
| Besides all the news, 1t
contains articles from
the pens of Rev. Henry
| Ward Beecher, General
| Adam Badeau, Clara
! Belle, Col John S. Mos
by and other famed
and brilliant writers;
a copyrighted story
and a select array Of
bright and miscella-
neous literature.
| Special attention is
paid to society news
| from points in Mary
land, Virginia and
| West Virginia.
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In Insurance, Baltimore has a large and strong
Representation. The home companies stand
equally high with any in the country. While able
representatives control the business of foreign
institutions, Baltimore companies command ex.
tensive patronage and operate judiciously in
placing risks and in preserving the status and
tone of their management. Nowhere is there
better record among Insurance men than in
Baltimore.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Baltimore. A. Roszel Cathart President: Chas
W. Slagle, Vice-P President; D. C. Chapman,
Secretary. Capital stock paid up $751; 4O5. Sur
plus as regards Policy Holders $3.50 .991, 43. Sur
plus as regards Stockholders, sS2,61s,3s. No. 6
South Street.
THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY OF
Baltimore, James M. Anderson President W.
Armstrong, Secretary. Capital, $4,000. Sur
plus as regards Stockholders, $l19, 914 &c. Sur
plus as regards Policy Holders, $204,O54, So. In
sures all kinds of property at home or abroad
against loss by fro, on reasonable terms Office:
N. E. Cor. South q Second Streets.
TIE BALTIMORE EQUITABLE SOCIETY for
Insuring Houses and Furniture from loss by
fire. Incorporated 1884, Office, No. 10 South
Street. This old and reliable Society insures
Houses ana FURNITURE 1rOIu loss OF Damage Dy
fire at very cheap rates, granting Perpetual
Policies on the Mutual or Beneficial plan.
The assured have no further responsibility
beyond their deposits, and the holder of a Per
petual Policy, in the event of fire on his
premises, not only receives full payment for
his loss. but also the full return of his original
deposit. Insurance is made tor one year, or
for a longer or shorter period for premium,
as may be agreed upon. And carpenters
risks also taken on buildings in course of cree
ton. Hugh B. Jones, Secretary; Francis A.
Crook, Treasurer.
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TEAS AND COFFEES.

This branch Of business has of late years be-
come in all large cities special line of the
retail business. The firms representing this line
N Baltimore are not behind other places either
in enterprises or sustained reputation. The
business is large and constantly increasing.
G. D. KENNY, Tea Dealer and Coffee Rooster,
S. W. Cor. Lexington and Greene Streets.
Telephone No. 267-3 Branches N. W. Cor.
Eutaw and Lexington Streets. s. w. Cor.
Hanover and Camden Streets, 224 and 226 N.
Gay Street. Cor Forrest; N. E. Cor Light and
Cross Streets Stores In Norfolk. Richmond
Lynchburg, Petersburg. Va; Washington.
DO.
GREAT CHINA TEA CO., Importers, Whole
sale e. 4, ana Retail Dealers in Teas and Coffees.
% W. Baltimore Street, and AZ N Eutaw
Street. The only Exclusive Tea and Coffee
House in Baltimore.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA
CO., Importers. Coffee Roasters and Retail
ers in Teas and Cofees, q W. Baltimore
S sutaW st. NG e sS No. @ I Nori a CAV ~
ST., New No. sod; 142 South Broadway.
New No. 43i0 Pioneers in the business. and
only Importers dealing direct with Con-
sumers. Two hundred Branch Stores in the
United States Headquarters: IS and 81
Vesey Street, N. Y.
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
This branch of Baltimores business is ably
represented, and her houses rank with the best
in the country.
HENRY sCHWARz. Importer of Toys. Fancy
Goods and Archery, Fine Leather Goods and
Cutlery, No I'll W. Baltimore street. Stores
In New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
FORD'S BAZAR.
FORD'S BAZAAR, Music Boxes. Siver-ware,
Jewelry, Clocks, Lamps, Baby Carriages,
Bird Cages, Albums, Picture Frames Glass
ware Brackets. Vases and Ornaments. Opera
Glasses, Satchels and Bags. Dolls, Toys,
Games, Baskets, Tin-ware, Ornamental and
Useful Household Goods of nearly every de-
scription, No. 500 East Baltimore Street, (Old
No. 81 W. Baltimore Street.)
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JAS. ARMSTRONG & CO., Established 1880.
Steam Soap and Candle Manufacturers. 8.
Concord Street.
SHOT MANUFAOTURERS.

B. T. BABBITT, Branch Office, 4o7 E. Lombard
Street, Exchange PlaceJ Baltimore.
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SOAP MANUFACTURERS.

This business is in the hands of four manufac-
turers, who with capital of 100000 produce
the amount of 100000. Having declined some
what during previous years, an increase has
again been noted for the past few years, equal
to so per cent.
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VIM. WRIT CLARKE g. SON. festablis
STOVE MANUFACTURERS.

For constructing the apparatus for heating
halls, libraries, dwellings and public buildings
the manufacturers here have become celebrated.
The Baltimore Heater was the first stove
constructed to burn anthracite coal. Several of
the establishments are upon very large scale,
and the sales made abroad to very great
extent-in South America and Mexico. Eighty
eight firms, with a capital of S1,317,000, employ
1,76O hands. The annual wages amount to about
SS75,00O the value of the material may be esti-
mated at S1,899,000, while the product and sales
reach S3,475.O00.
S. B. SEXTON s. SON. Manufacturers OF
Stoves. Ranges and Furnaces, and the Origi-
raj Baltimore Fireplace Heat srs, Patented
by s. B. Sexton. Ten Different Patterns.
Saesrooms. No % E. Lombard Street; Office
and Foundry. Nos. 511. 5l3, 515 and b17 Conway
Street.
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TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.

This branch of Baltimore's business is ably
represented, and her houses rank with the best
in the country.
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periencia y nuestro aisiamiento,
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to Rico como en- Cuba. -"
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'olo de la autonomia, sino que Sc
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tal son geute muy experta, muy
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vOLUNTARIOs.

FL domingo iitimo, en- los mo-
mentos en- quecelebraba asamblea
en- >el campo del MORO ell bene.
merito battalion de eVolontarios
de esta Capital, present6se ALI el
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Captain
General INFERNO, Sr. Contreras.
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mente s. e. los ejercicios que
practicaban aisladas las Compa-
fiss, form6 ell Battalion en- dos
hileras, y le pas6 revista Ia Supe-
rior Autoridad, quien tuyo para
todos amables frases, quedando
complacida del estado { instruc.
cion del cuerpo, 10 cual, pertene.
ciendo, como pertene:emos, al
patri6tico institute, nos satisface
y enorgullece.
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ESPANA

El Gobierno de la nobilisima Se-
nora que Sc halla al frente de los
destinos de la Madre Patria, conti-
nla por la senda en- que por diez
amos march6 el ilustrado Y cabaIle-
rosO Rey don Alfonso, ell Pacifica-
dor. -
Su polftica es de paz en- el inte-
rior, de concordia en- ct exterior Y
de amor con las naciones libres que
en- un tempo formation parte de
aquellos Vastfsimos dominiOs donde
nunca jamas Sc ponfa 81 sol.
iQuiera ell Ciolo prolongar los
amos de la augusta madre del nifio
Rey, de ese nifio, ungido, mas que
con el 6leo de los Reyes, con las
virtudes de su madre, de ese niiio
que podra ser un buen liberal naci-
do en- un tronO. 1890